🐝10 Health Benefits Of Honey 🐝

[MsSPF]

I put honey in my tea, honey on my face, take a drink of hot milk + honey to heal sore throat...

Thyme honey is extremely tasteful, I bought one jar in Morocco 2 years ago, one of the best honey I ever tasted

[♥ Lily ♥]

Everything is true but, where western people (for example you) buying honey? In markets? It's everything but not honey...

Honey is freshly produced from the four beehives on the rooftop on top of London's Fortum and Mason store, where jars of the freshly-made honey are sold inside the famous department store.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkpq4hP0syI

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fortnum_%26_Mason

(London's luxurious Fortnum and Mason store, is renowned for its famous clock where two classic large figurine dolls of Mr. Fortnum and Mr. Mason appear from inside the clock and bow and greet each other at certain times of the hour outside of the historic store before returning back into the clock. The store is frequently visited by the Queen and members of the Royal family. It's dubbed as 'the quintessential English store' and 'the most luxurious department store in the world, since 1707,' and provides a treasure trove of hampers, the finest teas, hand-made chocolates using a 300 year old traditional recipe inside the store, and sells the worlds finest and rarest beauty and fragance products, in addition to their ice-cream parlour and selection of fine restaurants with pianists, etc.)

I bought my edible scorpions and edible ants from Fortnum and Mason too. I love their honey and silk scarves and fine teas that you can find inside that beautiful store, as well as the range of exotic herbal teas found inside the Japanese Tea Shop in London's Covent Garden.

So next time you're in London's Piccadilly, you might want to try the honies available inside F&M.

[♥ Lily ♥]

Number 5: Mix honey and chamomile tea it helps for throat irritation.

I've always used honey and ginger tea to soothe a sore throat or for a cough or cold... and chamomile herbal tea to help me to relax before sleep.

I never buy or ever use any sugar or salt as there's enough hidden sugars and salts already present in natural foods. I only use a small amount of dark honey in herbal teas, and either vanilla pods, tabasco, garlic, tomatoes, onions, black pepper, or/and herbs to garnish and flavour various meals with.

I like a teaspoon of honey drizzled on top of my Scottish porridge oats for breakfast, (oats have the highest levels of silica found in natural foods, which is an often forgotten precious mineral that's essential for all living species to exist - plus silica is great for the hair and nails, and oats keeps cholesterol levels low.) I love adding cinnamon and nutmeg to porridge oats too. I let the porridge oats cool a bit before squeezing some honey from a squeezable container over the top of the oats.

Sometimes I like honey drizzled over wholemeal toast with melted banana slices. Herbal tea without honey added to it tastes bland to me. I like a few drops of honey in peppermint tea too.

I've never ever used honey on my hair on skin due to its extremely sticky texture - although I've heard that it's supposed to be beneficial for put onto the skin and hair, but I love using natural distilled organic rosewater on my skin as a natural skin toner each morning and evening.

http://www.theapricity.com/forum/sho...Natural-Remedy

[Lek]

I put honey in my tea, honey on my face, take a drink of hot milk + honey to heal sore throat...

Thyme honey is extremely tasteful, I bought one jar in Morocco 2 years ago, one of the best honey I ever tasted

I bathed in honey, now I'm gonna live forever.

[♥ Lily ♥]

I also love delicious honey-roasted nuts... mmm!

[Dick]

Bee poo is good for you